Whale Sell-Offs and Surge in Inflows Shape Solana's Market Dynamics

Solana is a blockchain platform geared towards widespread use in areas like finance, payments, and gaming.

In the past week, Solana saw net inflows of $7.6 million, bringing its total for the year to $39 million—an impressive surge of 7,500% compared to last week’s inflow of just $100,000.

A whale account recently offloaded 40,000 SOL, worth about $6.68 million, which is part of a bigger trend where it has sold nearly 970,000 SOL for around 162 million. Such substantial sell-offs can exert bearish pressure on the market, causing temporary price declines. Another whale has sold about 715,000 SOL this year for around 102 million but still holds roughly 1.84 million SOL valued at about $246 million.

Currently, SOL has broken through the key resistance level of $165 and is trading around $178, with strong resistance at $180. If it remains above this point, it may climb further to $200 and beyond. However, if the price closes below $110, it could indicate a bearish trend. The nearest support level is at $160, and a drop below that could target $140, $127, $120, or $110.

For traders, watching the near-term resistance at $180 is crucial; breaking through this level could lead to further price increases to $200 or even $229. Buying on dips around 160 with a stop-loss at 140 and a target price of $200 is a solid strategy.